Sentence examples for are solemnly defined from inspiring English sources

In Western Christianity, the great medieval theologian St. Thomas Aquinas chose the phrase "articles of faith" to denote those doctrines that are solemnly defined by the church and are considered to be obligatory for faith.

In many of the videos, people are solemnly sharing their sadness and reflections about Mr. Jobs.

For this exercise in courtesy, the room was solemnly quiet.

More often, though, the message is solemnly spelled out.

Soon a folk poem, known as "One Solitary Life," was being solemnly read aloud.

"If the original is solemn, then solemnity must be what is solemnly lampooned".

When he refused to recant, he was solemnly sentenced on July 6 , 1415 and burned at the stake.

This anathema was solemnly annulled by Pope Agapitus I in 535.

After its conquest, Veii's tutelary goddess, Queen Juno, was solemnly summoned to Rome.

Occasionally he would be solemnly taken into one of the bedrooms and beaten with a switch.

I was solemnly told that one never knows what the Leader wants: "One comes when asked".